For newsletter operators
An automated local newsletter that pays for itself.
A daily email and a daily paper, written from the record, on your own brand. Every story sourced and signed. One sponsor typically covers the whole cost, so it earns from day one.
You should not have to choose between writing it all yourself and shipping slop. This writes a sourced, signed paper, and sends the newsletter.
Stop stitching tools together
The usual path to an automated newsletter is a stack of tools you wire up by hand, and the output reads like it. Newsroom Floor is the whole thing: it reads the record, writes the paper from corroborated sources, lays out the email, runs the paywall and the subscriptions, and keeps the proof under every story. You point it at a beat and dial how much it does.
Written
From the record, not a rewrite
Every item stands on more than one independent source. No single-source filler, no invented quotes.
Sent
The newsletter and the paper
A daily email to your list and a paper on your own domain, from the same desk, in your brand.
Paid
One sponsor covers it
Keep ninety percent of every subscription, sell the ad slot, and a single sponsor typically pays for the plan.
Trusted
A receipt in every issue
Each story carries a proof a reader recomputes in the browser. The answer to the AI-newsletter trust problem.
How it works
Paste your site or your beat. The newsroom reads the record and drafts the issue on your brand. Approve each piece or leave it running, then send. Nothing goes out until you say so.
See one live
The math
Niche sponsors pay real money for a focused list, and a single placement often covers a plan that starts at seven dollars a month. Run one newsletter, or a portfolio from one seat. See the rate card.
Questions
- Is this better than wiring up Zapier or an AI tool?
- Yes, because it is one system, not a pipeline you maintain. It writes from sourced facts, sends the email, runs the paywall and signs every story, so you are not gluing tools together or shipping unsourced output.
- Will it read like AI slop?
- No. Every item stands on more than one corroborated source and carries a receipt a reader can check. That is the opposite of the scraped-and-rewritten newsletters readers have learned to distrust.
- How does it make money?
- You keep ninety percent of every subscription, and you sell the ad slot. One sponsor on the newsletter typically covers the plan.
- What does it cost?
- A newsletter starts at seven dollars a month. See the plans.